Tools to help you manage your resume as a Markdown file, track revisions using Git, and export it to other formats.
That depends on whether you want to make your resume public or not.
- Fork this repo in your GitHub account
- Clone your fork locally
- Create a new private repo in GitHub or somewhere else
- Clone your repo locally
git remote add upstream git@github.com:gregorydulin/resume-as-code.git
git fetch upstream
git checkout upstream/default
git push origin default
- Install dependencies
install-dependencies-with-apt.sh
should work on Ubuntu (including Ubuntu running in WSL on Win10), and ChromOS's Linux
- Copy in your Markdown-formatted resume as yourname-resume.md
- Commit and push your resume, then click on it in GitHub (or some other repo) to view the rendered Markdown
- Delete this README.md, and replace it with a symlink to your resume.md
rm README.md; ln -s your-resume.md README.md
- Commit and push, and see that your resume pops up on your repos main page
- If your repo is public, you can use this link to share an "always up-to-date" version of your resume
- Run
markdown2docx.sh
to generate a .docx version to e-mail to non-technical folks